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Video 2: Memphis authorities release video showing five police officers beating Tyre Nichols. Pole camera video contains no audio
World Cup fans find booze at hotels, Qatar's 1 liquor store Rigid limits on alcohol are a fact of life in this conservative Muslim nation on the Arabian Peninsula.